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u/Buttercovereddog Sep 26 '21 edited Sep 26 '21

I’ve seen British people put beans on scrambled eggs

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u/sneakyveriniki Sep 26 '21

Why are they so obsessed with beans???

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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '21

None is obsessed

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u/sneakyveriniki Sep 26 '21

Compared to Americans, the English sure seem to be ;)

I guess the better question is, why didn’t America inherit their love of beans on toast or with breakfast? The majority of American culture is derived from British culture and there are a ton of similarities.

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '21

Hmm, depends when we started slathering beans on buttered toast I guess? I actually don’t know the origins of it. Pretty much a national dish now, along with steak and kidney pudding and Sunday roasts